2017 Photo Contest - Grand Prize Winner

Grand Prize Winner - Coyote- Winter is a stressful time for animals, this coyote wanted to get away when I stopped my car to photograph him, I am glad it turned and gave me a glace backward. Photo by Casey Galvin.

2017 Photo Contest Winners - Category: Landscape

1st Place - Foggy sunrise Cypress Trees. Photo by Miguel Acosta.

2nd Place - "Sunset at Weldon Springs Access Point" Photo by Miguel Acosta.

3rd Place - In Fall, the late afternoon light turns golden with the reflection of the trees bounced back from the far shore. Cold rocks-warm waters. Photo by Casey Galvin.

Honorable Mention - Coward's Hollow Natural Area. Photo by Bill Duncan.

2017 Photo Contest Winners - Category: Vertebrates

1st Place - Coyote- Winter is a stressful time for animals, this coyote wanted to get away when I stopped my car to photograph him, I am glad it turned and gave me a glace backward. Photo by Casey Galvin.

2nd Place - Collared Lizards at Taum Sauk State Park. Photo by Kathy Bildner.

3rd Place - Black-crowned Night Heron has caught a fish this big! Photo by Miguel Acosta.

Honorable Mention - Sandhill Crane - spooked by oncoming traffic. Photo by Bill Duncan.

2017 Photo Contest Winners - Category: Invertebrates

1st Place - Buprestis salisburyensis. On tip of its host, Pinus virginiana. Photo by Ted MacRae.

2nd Place - Hummingbird Moth. Photo by Miguel Acosta.

3rd Place - Curved-line Owlet - "A Nightmare Before Chrtistmas", it held still as I photographed. Photo by Bill Duncan.

Honorable Mention - Saddleback Moth Caterpillar. Photo by Bill Duncan.

​2017 Photo Contest Winners - Category: Plants

1st Place - Anemone acutiloba (sharp-lobed hepatica). Photo by John Oliver.

2nd Place - Highbush blueberry (Vaccinium vacillans.) Photo by Ted MacRae.

3rd Place - Collinsonia canadensis. Photo by Steve Turner.

Honorable Mention - Storm damaged cypress. With the fog on the lake. Photo by Casey Galvin.